The Psalmes of David The King And Prophet, And Of other holy Prophets, paraphas'd in English: Conferred with the Hebrew Veritie, set forth by B. Arias Montanus, together with the Latine, Greek Septuagint, and Chaldee Paraphrase. By R. B. [i.e. Richard Brathwait] |
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Psal. 96. Cantate Domino.
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Sing to the Lord a new set song,that all the earth may sing;
That all, that to the Lord belong,
his praise aloud may ring.
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Sing to the Lord, and blesse his Name,where-ever day doth dwell;
Good tidings day by day proclaime,
of his salvation tell.
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Among the Heath'ns his glory shew,to Nations farre and neere;
His wonders let the people know,
with wondrous gladnesse heare.
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For great the Lord, his greatnesse more,than can by praise be prais'd:
All other gods above, before,
his feare is to be rais'd.
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For all the gods among the Heath'ns,are off-gods, Idols vaine:
The Lord is he that made the Heav'ns,
of Heav'ns, that holds the reine.
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Before him beames of glory bright,and Majestie bowe downe:
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and beauteous glory crowne.
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Ascribe unto the Lord, ascribeof every line that live;
Of all the people, every tribe,
all power and glory give.
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Give to the Lord the honour'd Name,that with his glory sorts:
Take up an offring to the same,
and come into his Courts.
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In honour of his Holy place,before the Lord appeare:
Bowe downe your selves, and at his face
stand all the earth in feare.
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The Lord (so tell the Nations) raignes,establisht by his might:
That he, the world unmov'd containes,
shall judge the people right.
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Let Heav'ns (the havens of joy) rejoyce,and let the earth be glad;
The sea set forth his roaring voice,
in all his plenty clad.
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Field, and what ever clothes the field,shout out in speechlesse noise;
All trees, that Frith or Forrest yeeld,
before the Lord rejoyce.
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Because he comes, because he comes,with Judgement in his mouth,
To judge the world with righteous doomes,
earths people with his Truth.
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